A selection of quotes can inspire in many different ways. Katie White has been inspired by her fair share of quotes and she offers up a list here in hopes to motivate and encourage positive mindset.
Could we all use a little dose of inspiration as we come up with novel ways to offer our programs and services with COVID-19 safety precautions in place?
Have you found yourself missing the primary source of passion for the job — the students — while we are working from home? Maybe your budgets are getting cut and difficult decisions are being made over an impersonal virtual meeting.
To avoid dragging on the dreariness any longer, my point is we could probably all use a pep talk, right? New York Times bestselling author, Hoda Kotb, recently released a book titled, This Just Speaks to Me: Words to Live by Every Day. The book is full of quotes to offer inspiration, perspective and hope. “This book recognizes the struggles we have all endured this year. Yeah, there’s been a lot of rough times, but ultimately, this book is uplifting,” said Kotb on the Today Show.
There are numerous science-based health benefits of positive thinking such as lower rates of depression, strengthened immune system and better coping skills during hardships and times of stress. As we enter a holiday season for many, this time of year is often acknowledged with 30-day gratefulness challenges and other ways to focus on positivity, growth and gratitude. Combine that with the COVID-19 pandemic and now seems like a perfect time to refamiliarize ourselves with some uplifting words we’ve perhaps stockpiled away in various notepads, highlighted in books and posted on our office corkboards. Reading quotes can get us thinking creatively, critically, strategically or, best of all, positively.
Hopefully this selection of quotes can remind you about what you already know, or aspire to be, and trigger something within you to get back on track:
What are some of your favorite quotes? I’d love to hear them!
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